Wake Forest Athletics
Soccer Gameday: Wake Forest at Miami
11/1/2014 12:00:00 AM | Women's Soccer
| Gameday Central >> Wake Forest at Miami | |
| at Miami | Sunday, Nov. 2, 1 p.m. |
| Location | Coral Gables, Fla. (Cobb Stadium) Weather | Facility Info |
| UM Coverage | Live Stats | Live Video | Miami Website | Twitter Updates  |
| Information | Wake Forest Game Notes  | ACC Weekly Release |
Wake Forest 2014 Finale >>
• The Deacs play their final game of the season, traveling to Miami on Nov. 2 at 1 p.m. to close out the 2014 season.
Last Time Out >>
• Wake Forest battled Syracuse to a scoreless draw (Oct. 26).
• Lindsay Preston made five saves en route to her fifth clean sheet of the season.
• The Deacs out-shot the Orange 16-7. Eight of Wake Forest's shots were on target, but each was saved by the Syracuse keeper.
• Riley Ridgik led the Demon Deacons in shots (five) and shots on goal (four).
• Wake Forest extended its unbeaten streak to three games, the longest of the season.
Scouting The Hurricanes >>
• Miami enters the game with a 3-12-1 overall mark, 1-6-1 in the ACC.
• The Hurricanes snapped a 10-game winless skid by defeating NC State 3-1 on Oct. 23. Before that win, Miami had been shut out in four straight contests.
• Miami's offense is led by Natalie Moik (4g, 1a) and Erin McGovern (2 g, 3a).
• Emily Lillard has played every minute in goal, and has a 1.97 goals-against average, .695 save percentage and two shutouts.
• The Hurricanes' other two wins came against Jacksonville and Stetson.
Between The Posts >>
• Freshman keeper Lindsay Preston is currently third in the ACC in saves (66), sixth in saves per game (4.12), and sixth in shutouts (5).
• Her five shutouts are the most for a Wake Forest freshman since Laura Morse had six in 2006.
Wake Forest Storylines >>
• The Deacs have started at least seven underclassmen and at least four freshmen in every game this season. At UNC, a season-high seven freshmen were in the starting XI, including at least one at every position (1 GK/2 D/2 M/2 F).
• Wake Forest played eight ranked opponents this season, all of them consensus top 25 teams in both the NSCAA and Soccer America. That is the most of any ACC team; North Carolina and Duke each played seven consensus top 25 programs.
